Guan Yumei put her hands on her hips and said, "I'm asking you to come with me to your third uncle's house tomorrow! Are you deaf? Can't you hear me?"

“I’m not going.” Su Ruyi immediately refused. “You should be grateful that you were the one who gave birth to me, otherwise you would be lying on the ground like this thing right now.”

As she spoke, she kicked the unconscious Su Manao on the ground.

Guan Yumei then remembered Su Manao. She hurriedly ran over, picked up Su Manao, and turned to Su Ruyi, saying, "Tomorrow morning at eight o'clock."

Su Ruyi ignored her again.

Guan Yumei laboriously stepped over the stumbling blocks on the ground and carried Su Manao toward the main house.

It was already 11 p.m. when Su Dazhi finished cooking the braised pork.

He carried the mostly burnt braised pork into the main room and then cooked a large pot of noodles.

After being called several times, Su Jin and Su Yin finally got up, still half asleep, to eat their noodles.

Su Tong said he didn't want to eat and went back to sleep.

As for the women, Su Dazhi didn't shout at all.

Guan Yumei was starving, but she dared not go out for fear of being beaten again.

Su Ruyi heard this but simply laughed it off.

Su Dazhi's braised pork skills were mediocre, and most of it was burnt, but it was still meat, so the three of them wolfed it down.

The once chaotic courtyard has finally returned to darkness and silence.

Su Ruyi then closed the door with peace of mind and entered the space.

The space has changed again!

She immediately noticed that the boxes she had put in that morning were gone.

After checking up and down, they found a small door on the first floor leading to the backyard.

And here, in the morning it was just a wall.

She pushed open the door and entered the sun-drenched backyard.

The backyard is neither too big nor too small. There are five rooms against the wall, and a patch of land that is not planted with anything.

Looking further out, as usual, there was a thick, impenetrable white fog.

That piece of land was square, roughly one-third of the area.

The soil was dark and glossy, and appeared to be highly fertile.

Su Ruyi then walked towards the row of neat rooms and opened each door to look inside.

Her eyes grew brighter and brighter.